Who has the lowest QF number

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Tooner,

I had the big 60 a couple of weeks ago, so 1983 is a loooooooong time ago. If I'm not mistaken I originally joined the TAA Flight Deck Club?! (Didn't I?)

JB
 
Ikara said:
Tooner,

I had the big 60 a couple of weeks ago, so 1983 is a loooooooong time ago. If I'm not mistaken I originally joined the TAA Flight Deck Club?! (Didn't I?)

JB

Happy birthday Ikara:cool:
 
Welcome to AFF Paddy55!

I joined QFF in 1996 IIRC - 136xx_X.

Parents were rolled into QFF when some deal was done with DL (?) and their miles were picked up by QF. This would have been 1989 or early 90's. They are sequential - 053xx_X.
 
Yeah, mine is nothing to be proud of:

46xx_xx

Early 2004 I think was when I joined.

Now my velocity number is different. I have one of the lowest numbers available due to me joining up within minutes of the scheme opening. Alas, no-one will care about that for quite a few years from now methinks :D (and I still can't find out what was the lowest Velocity Rewards number issued!)
 
I joined QF in July 1999 and got a number 2324***.
My dad joined Australian Airlines Flight Deck in the 80s, and has a QF number 0030***.

Mal said:
Yeah, mine is nothing to be proud of:

46xx_xx

Early 2004 I think was when I joined.

Now my velocity number is different. I have one of the lowest numbers available due to me joining up within minutes of the scheme opening. Alas, no-one will care about that for quite a few years from now methinks :D (and I still can't find out what was the lowest Velocity Rewards number issued!)

Lowest DJ number probably requires another thread but I ended up with some ridiculously high number with a 2101600***, I joined within the first few weeks and I reckon they didn't start with leading zeros.
 
Bundy Bear said:
Lowest DJ number probably requires another thread but I ended up with some ridiculously high number with a 2101600***, I joined within the first few weeks and I reckon they didn't start with leading zeros.

I think every number I have ever seen starts 21, so they must have started 21000*, or somewhere around there
 
In the days before I met some AFFers and FTers with lower numbers, the lowest QFF number of someone I knew was 55***.
 
After some searching I found QF FF activity statements going back to 97', but I was a FF member long before that and although I have been a life member of the QF Club since 97' I was also a member of the Flight Deck and a Life Member of the Ansett Golden Wings (but thats another sad story).

My QF FF number is 154xx_x
 
Looks like my QF8*** is still holding on, although I do know that my brother is QF7***.

JB
 
Ikara said:
Looks like my QF8*** is still holding on, although I do know that my brother is QF7***.

JB

these might end up a sellable asset just like plates - speaking of which, I saw VIC 1 the other day! Your 4 digit number must be worth an opening bid of $100 and a case of Heineken :)

Mine is 326xx_X, I joined jast after Ansett went guts up, however I was living in NZ at the time and membership was free - Mrs! joined later that year and also has a 326xx_X number and we are only 40 odd numbers apart.
 
Yes, I know this has been discussed over on Flyertalk with the results in this post. Not sure here, but I'll check my subscribed threads.

I have 00566** (joined Feb 89) however I know my uncle is 00053** (I look over his bookings). I remember being really disappointed at them using my Australian Airlines FD membership number, as I had FF180** in the original Qantas FF scheme. Alas, when they merged the two schemes, they took it upon themselves to choose that I would keep my AFD number.
 
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